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... AMERICA. Snv-Toik, A guji iS. Where vs ha'h oe;n infinuated feme Letters from l.ng.-ud, >t the Act Parliament, lb fur ref ret the Buttes Taper, Glafs, and Painters Colours. woo'd probably repealed the next but that the '■ H.;y Tea would continued on the ...
... AMERICA. Er-ftcn, ?? . .. .-.-.gtcirtd, -ittg. -2^. _ Lull Saturday Gen-. Mackay failed for London, in the brigantine commanded by Capt. Barrier. Though the fending ir.e troons in this town, confidering the errand they come on, was a mcafure not founded ...
... From the London Papers, Odl. 4. AMERICA. Bofton, Nevs England, Atiguft 1 1. IT a meeting of the Merchants at Fanneil-hall \ this day, they came to the following rejfolu- b: Whereas all the well-difpofed Merchants, Jinlv of this, but almoft every province ...
... AMERICA Ne-w-York, A:g. 28. Whereas it hath been in- finuated by fome letters from England, that the aft of parliament, fo far as refpefts the duties on pa- per, glafs, and painters colours, would probably be repealed the next feilions ; bii' that the ...
... many Merchants in V and the Out Ports, as 'frell as in the Manufactory Places thoughout England, Scotland, Ireland, America, Weft-Indies, &c. are often at a Lofs for able Clerks, complete Book-keepers, and Person? properly qualified to afliftthemin their ...
... Some very difagreeable advices have been received from North America by private hands, viz. that the Indians are preparing in great bodies to fall upon the back of our fetdements. Thefe advice% are yet ferret. One of the letters concludes with thefe queflions ...
... A rope-maker in Rotherithe, who ukd an. 'wally to export cordage, to the val ue of e Reding. to North America, h as not, tor th Jail two years, fent thither to the amount of • -00 l and there is reafon to fear, t hi s b ranch of trade, among many others ...
... or violent Meafures, but if we do not fee our De- liverance at Hand, and it fhould be determined to continue Oppreffion to America, I will not anfwer for Confequences. The People will be loyal, but refolute and fteady. I wifh fln- cerely every Breach was ...
... merchants have already greatly availed themielves of the difputes between Great Britain and her Colonies, by pouring into North America large quantities of their own manufaltures, which it will be hardly poflible to prevent being fmuggled on different parts ...
... Mex T e one Towalan Dundram. Moneylan A;.;;li[ul Ballyloug All the in the B Market great Ple guous. | Macartoe Yo A neft America, spplying patrick. '—l“Hu be ther Par JUST s Q on no ot FROI Lit Nov, 17 meadow fituated Belfaft, Newtow For fart gall Arr ...
... i>is, however, was not the only r.zz- fure taken tor reducing the price various articles were permitted to be impotted from America, which had tendency to advance this lalutarv end, f'uch failed beef, butter, pork [105.]; that the colonies, no lefs than ...
... Inventor of the Steep to the Royal Society,' 'to be lid tip forlnfpation in their Repofitory. Interefting Ad. Vices from America. Obfervations on the Nature of Comets. Letter to Lord T— le on a late County Meeting. Genuine Account of the ,late Jubilee ...